The State of Browser Automation Frameworks in JavaScript
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Our biggest post summer event is here! Hold on to your seats and enjoy the ride with our guest speaker Manoj Kumar VP Developer Relations @LambdaTest.
Due to limited capacity (120 attendees) hurry up and reserve your spot! Registration form will open early September and will be done through Eventora on the link above.
We are super excited to have Manoj Kumar with us learning from the best in the field!
Few words for our speaker!
Manoj Kumar Kumar is VP-Developer Relations at LambdaTest. He was previously a Principal Technologist and has led various digital transformation programs as a consultant at Thoughtworks, Wipro, and IAG to name a few. He is an open-source enthusiast and has contributed to various libraries in the quality ecosystem. Notably, Manoj Kumar Kumar is a contributor to the Selenium project and is also a member of the project leadership committee for Selenium.
Special thanks to our sponsors that helped us to organise the biggest event for our Meetup:
🗺️ Location: Onsite & Virtual!
Join us in Ath/Tech College, Leof. Alexandras 205, Athens 115 23.
Please register for your participation and you will receive a reminder with a link to the event a day & one hour before. Cause there is a limited capacity of 120 seats we will keep order of priority based on registrations.
📘 Event agenda:
18:00 - 18:30
Arrival
18:30 - 18:35
Welcome and a small intro from the organisers
18:35 - 18:45
Small intro from sponsors
18:45 - 19:15
👨🏼🏫 Giannis Papadakis - Director of QA, GWI
🎤 Building Efficient SLO for Quality Engineering
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Service level objectives help teams define an acceptable level of downtime for a service or a particular issue. SLOs can shine light on issues that fall short of a full-blown incident, but also don't fully meet expectations. In this talk we will go through examples on how QA teams can build efficient SLOs to define the acceptable state of the system under test. In the end of the talk we will know how to build SLOs on service layer with testing tools and frameworks as well as how we can alert 🚨 teams on downtime of the system in a more e2e flow.
19:15 - 20:15
👨🏼🏫 Manoj Kumar - VP Developer Relations & OSPO, LambdaTest
🎤The State of Browser Automation Frame Works In Javascript
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Browser automation frameworks have become an essential tool for web developers to test their applications and ensure their functionality. Over the years, several browser automation frameworks have been developed with varying features and capabilities. In this talk, we'll take a look at the current state of browser automation frameworks and how they compare in terms of their functionality, ease of use, and compatibility with different browsers.
One significant development in browser automation has been the introduction of the WebDriver protocol and the Chrome DevTools Protocol. We will explore how these protocols have expanded the possibilities of browser automation and discuss some of the open-source, community-driven frameworks that implement them, such as Selenium WebDriver, WebDriverIO, Puppeteer, Playwright and more..
We will also address some of the challenges involved in browser automation and how different frameworks tackle them. For instance, we will discuss handling HTTP basic authentication, intercepting traffic to mock web responses, and simulating network bandwidth.
By the end of this talk, you'll have a better understanding of the current state of JavaScript-based browser automation frameworks and their impact on web development. You'll also learn about some of the latest tools and techniques for testing web applications and how to choose the right framework for your needs.
20:15 - 21:30
Beers, Pizza, and Networking
The State of Browser Automation Frameworks in JavaScript